Kerith House | Winery & Farm Estate

“Absolutely stunning! The first floor is color-drenched in the most sophisticated blue. The entire interior smells expensive. Elegant but restrained furnishings. Stone and tall, thin windows that feel straight out of a European castle. Helpful, friendly staff. And the wine is wonderful too! Edit to add (because he hadn’t yet come out when I posted): the bagpiper at sundown!!! 😍👏🏼”

“Kerith House is a smaller, boutique winery that opened about 6 months ago. The location is conveniently placed close to town while still being nestled in the mountains. Beautiful property both inside and out. The wine is certainly worth the trip! The owners have put a lot of work into this place right off the bat, so it doesn’t at all have a “work in progress” feel that some of the other smaller places might. High quality and inviting atmosphere. The wine is extremely enjoyable. We met some new friends and very much enjoyed our time. Dog friendly. They do not have food so bring your own snacks.”

“Loved the winery! Beautiful property and super friendly staff. Fires were nice and complimentary marshmallows were a hit with the kids. We like full bodied reds and found several that we enjoyed. We are planning to go back again tomorrow afternoon.”

“Such a beautiful place! Loved the heaters on the patio, the charcuterie snacks available were delicious, loved the flax crackers. We can never find organic crackers without seed oils and they had them (no oils) and they were really tasty. One of the owners came and checked on us and was very personable. The wine was delicious as well! We will definitely be visiting on our next trip to GA.”

“I was in the area for Mercier Orchards and decided to swing by Kerith House Winery to check out this new spot. It’s still early days for them, but they’re off to a good start. They don’t have their food license yet, so just a heads-up—no kitchen service for now. But they do offer prepackaged meats and cheeses you can buy, which is a nice touch if you want something to nibble on while you sip. We opted not to do order snacks. I ordered a wine flight served in cute little glass containers and genuinely enjoyed all of them. I also tried the fall sangria—festive and not overly sweet, with real apple slices and a cinnamon stick. Perfect for the season. I sat outside in the early afternoon and loved the peaceful vibe. Plenty of outdoor seating, and from the quick peek I got inside, the interior looks beautifully done. I’ll definitely explore more next time. Overall, it’s a charming stop if you’re already in the area.”